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Fall Home Prep: The Essential Winterizing Checklist (opens the original)
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Turning the home into a cold-weather fortress helps save energy, which in turn saves money and improves overall comfort. It also lessens the strain on that big-ticket item—the heating system—which increases its overall lifespan. Trust me, preparing the home for winter is worth it. One of the easiest ways to start is by checking for air leaks. Take a dollar bill and close a window or door on it. If it can be easily pulled out, you may need to replace the weather stripping. Next, turn off the HVAC
Beautiful Flowers to Plant for a Colorful Fall Garden (opens the original)
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Fall sun is weaker than summer, so make sure that mums—in fact, any blooming flowers—get at least six hours of sun each day for a productive bloom. When it comes to watering, a little goes a long way. Water when the top inch or two of soil begins to dry out. Consider buying an inexpensive moisture meter to avoid having to poke around in the soil and get dirt under your nails. As with all flowers, deadheading (cutting off spent flowers) encourages more blooms, but when it comes to asters, conside
Adding Water Features to Your Outdoor Space (opens the original)
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The soothing sounds of trickling water and the reflections of sunlight and moonlight can transform an ordinary backyard into a relaxing oasis. The sound of moving water can be relaxing, and studies suggest that it can help reduce stress. Moving water also attracts local birds and butterflies, often providing a critical source of water during a drought. It can serve as an attractive centerpiece and help reduce noise pollution, particularly if you live near a busy road. From inexpensive to lavish,
Leafy Legacy: Why Fall Is the Best Time to Plant a Tree (opens the original)
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The nursery slogan “Fall is for Planting” is much more than a clever marketing gimmick to move out remaining stock. In fact, anytime after Labor Day is prime time in many regions for planting trees and giving them a head start on next year. Many deciduous trees, including oaks, maples, crabapples, redbuds, hackberries, hawthornes, honeylocusts, and lindens, can be planted successfully in the fall. Evergreens such as pine and spruce need to get into the ground in early fall when the soils are war
September Gardening Tasks: Preparing the Garden and Yard for Winter (opens the original)
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The garden may be winding down, but September is hardly a month for putting away the gardening gloves. Cool nights and warm soil create an ideal window for feeding cool-season lawns, planting spring bulbs, and preparing tender summer bloomers for winter. A little attention now can help the garden finish the season strong—and get a head start on spring. Cool-season grasses are grown widely in the northern two-thirds of the country. Their most important feeding occurs in the fall. Plan to fertiliz
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